Thursday, December 21, Vm
LA GRANDE MVENiNU UHSEKVKK. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Pare Hire
Spty' Editor
Hs Suggestion .
For Resolution , .
Te society editor haa suggestion
Jor a iosf acceptable 'nHoiiAUk'tot
the hew year ana one whlo hot only
would promote business end social
relations but which also would ' be a
boon to any society copy writer, 'our
suggestion to the women li mtertalh
at more social (unctions jur)ng tlie
year and then call early -the ' pjeit
morning, Main 600 is the number,
and In 'a bright, cheerful voice say,
"I have a society Itenji 14 which . I
know all of my frlends'wlll be Inter
ested." If the society editor does' not
drop dead she will be very pleased.
Auxiliary Ifqlds
Christmas Party
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The t. A. to the B. R. T. hold -its
annual Christmas party Wednesday
night at the Eagles hall. Thirty-five
ptembers Were present. Guessing con
tests we're 'arranged and the prizes
were presented to Mrs. Grace Roland,
and Mfss'fjudella Luper.
A program was presented which In
cluded i variety of numbers. Four
eighth grade 1 girls from Rlverla school,
bbrothf Mann, Hols Waltz, Jeanna
Mae Sullivan and Wanaru'th Strain,
sang Christmas songs, accompanied
by Thelrna Strain: Little Miss Ludella
Luper give a recitation; Jerry Jeanne
Kimmeli. 'a song; Billy Fleener and
&mlta Hesse, Christmas skit; Thelma
Strain, a group ot popular 7 piano
hUmbers; Gerald ine Stopped recita
tion; and a group of popular songs
by the girl's quartet, accompanied
by Miss Strain.1 Mrs. Austin Arnett
. A box lunch was served late m tne
evening around th decorated Chirst
mas treev " . '.!
Club Enjoys
Chyjstiiaas Party
Members of the So-Ko-He club en
joyed a Christmas party Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grant
Swulberg. 'After the business meet
ing they exchanged, gifts Itn a fish
pond and played appropriate games.
Mrs. Reta Gaertner will entertain
tlie club on Jan. 3 when election of
officers will &e held.
Bible Searchers
In Enjoyable Meet
A pleasant afternoon was spent
Wednesday by a group of 40 members
of the Bible Searchers class of the
Presbyterian church When they gath
ered at the ohuroh' for 'a one o'clock
jpotluck - luncheon. Following the
luncheon a program was presented' In
the community room.
Each received a gift from a 'grab
bag. A booKet or guts also was pres
ented to Bey. J. George Willi, min
ister of tlie church.
' Mrs. j. K. Wright led the devotions,
telling the Christmas story. Other
numbers on the program were two
pieces played toy Arlene Qalth'er. i
recitation by Barbara Murray' arid
songs by Grlselda Busey and Carolyn
Bohnenkamp. - ' ' "
Home Missionary
Society Meets
The Woman's Home Missionary so-i
ciety of the Methodist church wns
entertained at the home of Mrs. B'.
P. Tyler Wednesday with Mrs. W. H.
Hertzog, vice president, presiding at
the .business meeting.
Qhristmas carols were followed toy
the devotions led by Mrs. A. W. leffel
on the topic, "Road Menders of La
zarus ana Jine noua iv joewutsiiwiii
Leads fo Jesus." : Mrs. O. C. Headliy
presented the lesson on the subjeot,
"Woman's Part In World Pence."
'""The 'Standing of Women Before
Christ," a paper, was' furnished by
Mrs. Hertzog.
A Christmas play. "There's a Song
on the Air" waa very Impressive when
presented by -Miss Louise Whitney.
Jean Hyde, Estella Lyle, Barbara)
Fines and Adelaide Zwelfel.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted .by Miss Alice Kllb
pel. '
Mrs. W. H. Hertzog was named as
the hostess for the January meetlrig.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thursday, dec. 21
Thursday, Dec. 21
2:00 Past Guardian Neighbors,
8:00 K- of P. "Christmas party
nt the hall.
' 8:00 I. O. O. F. Christmas par
ty nt the hall.
8:00 ridge club, with Miss
- Dorothy kirb'y.
t -1 -
Friday, Dec. 22
2:00 Past Ouatrdian Neighbors,
With Mrs. Llllle Alstott.
Saturday, Dec. 23
8:00 Saturday fcvqnlng Bridge
club, with Mrs. John Thelsen.
8:00 United? Spanish War Vet
erans auxiliary, at the Sacajawea
Inn.
Monday, Dec. 25
Merry Ohrfcstmas.
-
Wednesday, Dec. 27
2:00 L. A. h. club, with Mrs.
George McVey.
8:00 Eastern Star. Masonic hall.
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GOVERNMENTS OF
WORLD TRYING
TO MD RECOVERY
By m!th ttcnyls
(Associated Press Wrelgn Staff)
Nineteen thirty-four promises to be
a year ot world -experimentation In
economics and government as states
men seek to -specdthe end of" one
of history's jongest find stlffest hard
time, spells. ' 1 . ';M
A lot of 1933's International head
aches are prominent on the' sheet 'of
uiiflnlshed business. '"'
First of all, leaders face the prob
lem Of dislocated media of "ekchaHge
with tvo major and many minor
theories at clash. Happy days, they
all agree., . won't come again until
cOrr.merce can move in undisturbed
and unimpeded channels.
In the ' United States President
Roosevelt proposes to raise basic pur-c-hilng
ability, and commodity prices,
by the use of a "managed" currency:
...In Italy Premier Mussolini .will
lower wages and prices In one sweep
ing operation in the hope that there
by Italy may compete lift the world's
marts.
Americas Assail Tnrltfs
France sticks to the gold standard
sod Balls' for monetary stabilization
throughout the world. ,
In the Americas tariff barriers are
being attacked by bl-lateral bargain
ing, as 'proposed by Cbrdell Hull,
United States secretary of state; at
the 'Pan - American conference In
Montevideo. The Nations o'f the west
ern continents will seek a solution of
the . troublesome debts question in
nn economic gathering at Santiago,
Chile. ' : 1 '
Europe, onxrous to sell its products
nbrosd 'and thus fill the domestic
iSln'he'r pail, clings to its tariffs ind
quotas as bargaining points. 'Mr.
Itoosevelt has Indicated a disposi
tion to do some bartering himself
with wines and liquors as the first
bait. ,'.''
Most statesmen feel that the clos
ing months of 1033 marked at least
a 'slight upturn frora the business
stagnation of last winter and spring.
World unemployment has decreased
If only slightly; many basic commod
ity prices- have risen: some world
surpluses have been reduced. '
' 'Big Conference' Futile
. Politically there' are many of the
old 1933 snags In the 1934 channel.
The conference system didn't work
so well In the 12 months Just ended;
witness adjournment of the London
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SCHOOL GiftL
Permanent . d -t nt?
Wave tM.D
Includes Seme '
Permanent JYave'p
Includes Shampoo, 0A PA
Haircut, Flngerwave 92tuU
Others 3J0 to 5.00 ' ,
Always Guaranteed
Phone Main 350 i
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TO OUR MANY FRIEND
We Avtend tlie SeAnon'a Rrwtinoi'iiiiil
for the splendid co-operation
received in 9ii. lBecaue of the piesling
NEED, may we solicit your generoUf con
tinuance for 1934.
Scotcii' .v
6u qui ' blatti
Utile blouse thut can be made up 111
satin.' It 'conies in six sizes: .14. lfi. lS iind So
Injured Toronto
Hockey Player
While surgeons operated fo save
the life of Irvln (Ace) Bailey
X above), ot the Toronto Maple
Leafs, whose skull was fractured
in a hockey game with the Boston
Bruins, police questioned Eddie
Shore, Bruins' star, about his part
in the accident. ' A delicate tre
panning operation 'was performed
on '.bo injured star in a Boston
' ' . hospital.
Economic sessions of lost spring and
summer and the inter disarmament
meet At Geneva, the former with un
defined results and the latter a fail
ure. ' "
THIS CHRISTMAS r
: Smith Corona ?
Tllfc PORTAB LE tVPtWSITES
The spirit of Amer
Tea Is a Kill n assert
Inff itself. Suci-d
is once more a real
ity for those whe
urc prepared for it.
Ttxtny ftli nctivitj
Ismrrird on in Writ
itiff o the work
hiK tiHl for bringing
suitrss toejich oni
"of lis is Coron.i, the
Person ii I Writing
Miichiue. '
''This Cliristma:
lielp Koine one t(
sweccss by sclex't
infi-nSiiittii-Corona
"J'ht Gift of Sue
ce' Wri te bi
phone for demon
itrntion. ' ;-
Smiih-Corona U th
fiflft"! portable trrtr
IttitU Modern iWt,
qult, ail improve
menu. The ONLY
partabt rhh'"pino
hmy" action and the
fameuM Sihith SUJt. '
Corona Four for
wurly $60 note $45.
Co pitta ttith ail
eMtvtiittnrcj. XJtr a
mBltOlt blr(-.riAlr8
far Proved Durability.
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ffKHVK'K
109 Depot 8t, ;': -' ' Phone 393-W
Branded Son's
. filler by Wife
Accused by his wife of beating
tliclr 3-year-old son to death,
Donald K," Smith, 30, abovo;
Littleton, Col., farmer, was
spirited away ; to Denver for
safety when a crowd gathered
nt tho Littleton JaU, causing
fears ot possible lynching. Tlie
slain child Is shown below.
Tigers Tackle Kintr'a
, Imbler Te,am Tonight
(Continued From Page One)
vantage to the Tigers! . : But what
probably will prove even', .a greater
dl-jodvautage, la that Ooach Jimmy
King still lias a lew of his 1932-33
veteran cagers on tlie squad . and
they would like nothing better than
to defeat the team .'from the larger
school. ; ; 1 1- I
Coach Woodle, after a couple of
somewliat disappointing practices tills
week, was uncertain today as to his
starting lineup, and said, he probably
would not know until a sliort time
before tho opening whistle. Last week,
when the Tigers defeated Union here,
ho ' otarted Zlvkovloh, center; Hyde
and Stltt, forwards, and DoBolo and
Webb, guards. . i '
Tills will po the last game on tho
Tiger sohcdule until January. '
HqIoii. Hftyesactvcflff. .has acpeptod
honorary hiemhorsliip Jn .tlie dram
atic club at the University 'of Mary
land. rapped in holly paper and
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adorned with a beautiful personal
gift card, this magnificent Arvin Hot
Water Car Heater add a thrill
to that precious half hour around the
family Christmas tree and will just
keep oh adding coin fort and pleasure
on every ride for all the cold days
that follow.
. You can now purchase a genuine
Arvin, with a chromium' plated re
volving heat deflector, for as low as
$12.50. Come in today and make
your selection. -
PERKINS
Motor Co.
Phone Main 500 ;
FIND IT
HERE
t'opjr (or this Column muil
be In by B a. m, .
tore qpap. a! day Suiday. aud
afofidfiy. Cherry's florists, hc.
12-20-4 t.
qry Box factory f ood,. Vargo trtick
looo; delivered W.50 per oad! Tele
phono orders collect. Fonddsa Pine
Lumber Cq.. ilgln, ora. 12-21-2 t.
Beautiful cut flowers aud plants
for Xma. Oiierry's Plprts, mo.
13-20-jl t.
. Storo open all . day Sunday and
Monday, phcrry's Flutists, Inc. ,
'.'....: 12-2Q,- t.
CATHOLIC NBIIVICKS '
Rov. J. D. Lee, Baker, EptscoixJ
church at Cove Clirlatmas day ai
10:30. Confession before mass. Every
body welcome. ' , 2-21- tp
Wouldn't that cock your pistol t
Auctioneering by Jay Breshcars, Allcel.
12-8-J m..
A wonderful ' tot ' ol OUrji3antlie-
mums fo$ Xinas,. pierry' Florists,
rue.
'12-20-4 t.
Make your Christmas gifts with
Crazy Crystals at Moon Rrug Co.
11-8- p.
TUItKEY SHOOT
Sun.. Dec. 24, 10 a. m., La arande
Gun Club. 12-20-2 t.
' JUST. AHIUVKD . v
AT MKl.Vll.l.K S
A shipment of Jade green kltcbci
ware in mixing twl8 and range and
refrigerator loets. Those make lqvely
cnrlstmai gifts. 12-21:1 f .
Candy Canes, 2 for Sc; hard nik.'
15o lb.: French creams, 20c lb. Cherry
Blossom Candy Shop. . . 12-q-13t
Moon's Pure Vanilla extract Is bet
ter and costs less. 3 pz. 33c, 8 oz. 62c,
Pt. 1.30. -ll-O-J. in.
BUV PEACOCK SLACK
tor your stokers. Galther Ice and
Fuel Co. 11-27-1 m
Currier's Tablets at Moon Drug Co.
11-8-1 ni.
The gift to please all the family
Is a box of Cherry Blossom chocolates.
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SCllOOL ClilLDREN
Tou can get scratch paper ifor
school at the Observer. Now 3 pads 5c.
9-14-t 1.
Uhtrimmed Sport
COATS
Vnlues 'to $16.75
Swagger Suits
Values to $24.50
$14.75
Clearance On
HATS
Values to $2.95
Ira
BERGMAN'S
Style Shop
204 Depot St. Next to Glass Drugs
. 8TOCKHOI.IliKg ANNUAL
MKKTING , i
Notice la. hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholder
of the First National Bank, o( La
Grande, will be (eld at Vhelr banking
house in la Grande, pregon. on Tues
day, January th, 1934, at lb o'clock
A. M. At this meeting a Board of
Directors will be elected to serve tor
the year 1934 and such other busi
ness will be' transacted as may be
properly offered.
12-9-lm A. K. PARKER, Cashier. '
NOTICE TO I'KKIHTOltS
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the pounty Court of the state cjt
Oregon; for Union County, adminis
tratrix of tho estate of Laura B Jack
son, deconocd, aud has qualified as
such. ' All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requir
ed to present the same, verified as re
w
atch
:
(12019 Adams
GRAND ARRAY
Popular Bright
Shades and Smart
Pombinutions .
7j
The same smart style details you've been admiring at much higher prices, wil) be
found in these stunhihg Frocks we are offering for only $6.85. Sizes 14 to 44.
Others at $9.85 - $12.35 and $14.75. -
Look at the Price!
Look at the Goats!
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quired by law, to .the undersigned at
1208 First Street, La Grande; Oregon,
within six months from date hereof.
, Dated at La Grande, Oregon, Dec.
t3th, 1933. "
R. J. KITCHEN,' Attorney for odmj'u-
'lstratrlx. ' ; .'. "
DBLLA PARKINSON, Administratrix
of the estate of Laura B. Jackoon,
deceased..
; ,t Dec. 14, 21, 28. Jan. 4 and (1.
Ships Collide And 1
Seven Lives Lost
HULL, Eng., Deo. 21 UP) Seven
lives were lent today when the traw
ler Kurd collided with and sank the
Swedish steamer Castor Off Flambor
ougli head In a dense fog.
The trawler reeuced the captain
and five members of the crew of the
Castor and brought them hero.
For The
IPS
OF THE NEW
Ave.'- Next iDaor to
December 23rd
See Friday's Observer
Qf NKW HOLIDAY
on Sale Friday and Saturday.
$6.85
Special Purchase!
' Jirand New!
Just Received!
Black
Brown
Blue
$29.50 to $39.50 Values
Look at the Furs!
Manchuriitn Wolf (Chinese Dog)
Caracul! Wolf! Coney!
Belly. Squirrel! Sealine!
BeavercUe! French Beaver 1
'Dyed Coney
Sizes 14 to 44!
Buy Her a Coat for Christmas
Livermore Safe
At New York Honpe
NEW YORK, Dee. 21 VP) Jesse L.
Uvermoro, prominent Wail street lp.
crator whoso disappearance led to
fears he hod been kidnaped. Is safe- at
home again after an absence of a lit.
tie more than 24 hours. . f
Police reported Llvermore told thpm
that from the time he had left Ms
office around 6 o'clock Tuesday af
ternoon until he awoke in the hotel
"his mind hah been a blank.'' '
Catching Cotj
V1CKS
NOSE DROPS
HEW AID m PtttVENTtHa CfJtl
Voovy;orR),
Sunday iNite
Afternoon or
Tailored Types
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